What the typography should communicate
Personal elegance and occasion.
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Personal elegance and occasion.
Using script for every line, very thin text on textured paper and excessive decorative flourishes.
Use script or an expressive serif for names and one or two high-emotion moments.
Dates, venues and practical information should be effortless to read.
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Rose, sage, ivory, burgundy and muted natural tones work well, but contrast still matters in print.